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I Wish I Had a Job to Shove rises with unemployment woes
Nashville performer Rodney Lay promotes his topical country tune about unemployment guiding listeners from Seattle to Philadelphia. The song written by Rogers and Reynolds sits at No 45 on Billboard country as stations in Detroit weigh its relevance amid factory closures and tougher times.
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